They are tired of having everything taken away from them so they decide to pull off an unlikely heist by robbing a supermarket, only to discover that they are in for more than they expected. (Now you’re picturing Cameron Diaz’s chic L.A.The series follows three suburban Michigan mothers, two of whom are sisters, who are having a hard time trying to make ends meet. With a keen observation for detail, Meyers takes great effort to ensure that her movie rooms fit the charming personality of the heroines who inhabit them. Lensed in sun-drenched natural light and flush with fresh flowers, stacks of colorful books, exposed shelving, casually thrown pillows, and herbs on the windowsill, these spaces are often the picture of domestic bliss (as is Meyers’s own home). Perhaps it is because we’re craving comfort post-pandemic, and her homes deliver. Though she says in the new AD story that she doesn’t want fans’ enthusiasm for the interiors in her films to overshadow the stories themselves, there is no denying that her movies' signature look has taken on a life of its own, and that it’s particularly having a moment right now. Of course, the legendary writer and director-whose Provençal-style Los Angeles home is profiled in the new issue of AD-also has a special talent for creating elegantly affluent living spaces that have inspired several Pinterest pages.
(You’re picturing Cameron Diaz in her pj’s puttering around that cottage in England in The Holiday right now, aren’t you?) In other words, they’re the cinematic equivalent of a cup of warm cocoa. These sparkling narratives are enhanced by the perfect blend of cashmere wardrobes and feel-good soundtracks.
Each one is an enticing invitation to escape from the humdrum of daily life and experience the joys that come with falling in love the right way, aging wisely, and saying yes to the unknown. Nobody passively watches a Nancy Meyers movie.
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